I went with 25 or so coworkers on a trip paid for by the company I worked for at the time. This hotel was awesome! There was an occaional strange monkey, bird, bug or lizard, but it was clean and fun. The food was great there, too. I never left the hotel for 4 days and found plenty to do. I recommend this for family and couples. The staff was nice, too. I remeber the only problem I had was getting the hot water to work. I took luke warm showers. The beach area is nice and the pools were clean and the lobby was fun to just sit and read and drink. Try it!!!

I recently stayed at Camino Real and though secluded from town, the hotel itself is nice. The rooms need some upgrading. The staff is friendly and very attentive. The breakfast buffet was not that good. It was about $40 USD for 2 people so the price was about right. The hotel food in general was expensive & the selection was not that good. The beach is a nice size. The pools were great. I'd stay at another hotel if I were to go back just to have a different experience, perhaps a bit closer to the town.

We stayed here for two nights prior to departing on a cruise. Once we went downtown we were so glad we weren't staying there, but out on the smaller bay in Diamante. This place is a real oasis. Security is top notch at the entrance and the drive down to the property is very dramatic. This is real luxury enjoyed by a large number of wealthy Mexican families who were a real joy to be around. In my opinion, rooms 421-427 and 521-527 are the best (based on location). There is no obstruction in the bay view, you enjoy the well-manicured gardens and you are far enough from the pool to escape the inevitable noise. Restaurant service was excellent and food always fresh and tasty. I would stay here again but I would not use the American Express office on-site at the hotel; private transportation through them was very expensive and unreliable.

Camino is amazing. Sucluded in a pictoresque paradise. You have to keep in mind that you are either stuck there (which is perfectly fine), or you have to rent a car to move around, or you can use taxis which are way over priced. Hotel itself is located on a hill, which allows it to have 3 pools on different levels with waterfalls. The beach is small but private and very nice. Rooms are large and every one of the has a ocean view (2nd and 3rd floors offer the best view!). Food in the hotel is expensive but very good, especially breakfast! Over all Camino offers a great feeling of luxury and comfort!